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Sone Ke Kalashwale Khwaja by Nizami Bros, Gulam Sabeer, Gulam Waris | Sufi Qawwali | Islamic Songs

Sing Along this beautiful Qawwali Song 'Sone Ke Kalashwale Khwaja सोने के कलश वाले ख्वाजा' composed and sung by Nizami Bros., Gulam Sabeer, Gulam Waris. May Allah shower His blessings on you. To receive regular Islamic song updates, do subscribe us on below link : http://bit.ly/BhaktiPrem Song Credits: Singer: Nizami Bros., Gulam Sabeer, Gulam Waris Music Director: Nizami Bros. Gulam Sabeer, Gulam Waris Lyrics: Manan Aashish Set 'Sone Ke Kalashwale Khwaja' song as your Mobile Callertune (India Only) : Vodafone Users Dial 5372536903 Airtel Users Dial 5432111376329 Idea Users Dial 567892536903 Hear the full song first on Saavn, Click below link http://bit.ly/SoneKeKalashwaleS Song Lyrics: Dil Se Karu Main Arpan, Dil Se Karu Main Arpan Sone Ke Kalashwale Dil Se Karu Main Arpan Sone Ke Kalashwale Dil Se Karu Main Arpan Sone Ke Kalashwale Dil Se Karu Main Arpan Sone Ke Kalashwale Dil Se Karu Main Arpan Sone Ke Kalashwale Dil Se Karu Main Arpan Dil Se Karu Main Arpan Sone Ke Kalashwale Qurban Mera Tan Man Sone Ke Kalashwale Qurban Mera Tan Man Sone Ke Kalashwale. Sone Ke Kalashwale Khwaja Sone Ke Kalashwale Khwaja Sone Ke Kalashwale Khwaja Khwajaji More Khwajaji Khwajaji More Khwajaji SUFI MUSIC AND QAWWALI Qawwali is a musical form associated with the sama’, spiritual concert, of the Chishti Sufi Order. In its religious context it functions as a way to bring members of the order into a trance-like state that makes them more aware of their relationship with God. The art is usually credited to Amir Khusraw (1244-1325), called the “Nightingale of India” for his contribution to South Asian music and literature. Qawwali is usually performed with a lead singer and chorus, playing in a call-and-response style. These singers are supported by musicians playing percussion instruments, the dholak or tabla, and a sitar, a long-necked stringed instrument. In addition to the formal instrumentation, hand-clapping serves to emphasize the rhythmic structure and engage the audience. While the music is the most recognizable part of a qawwali, the music only exists to emphasize and intensify the words. The most common poetic form to appear in qawwali is the ghazal, composed of several couplets. A qawwali text may be narrative and/or didactic, but is most often a thematic association of couplets from various poetic sources that remind the listener of a relationship to God. To receive regular Islamic song updates, do subscribe us on below link : http://bit.ly/BhaktiPrem